Everything went well in constructing the unit. I had a couple bent parts that seemed to be damaged in transit. There were some holes in the box that lined up where the pieces were placed. I took some pics and was going to tell them about the 2 damaged parts but I ended up fixing them. Luckily they were located in the back of the unit so they are not visible. I have many Seville products and I like them a lot. But I have to say that bent parts occur more often than I would expect, half of which are shipping damage. Most of the time I can fix them but have on occasion requested replacements and Seville Classics sent them promptly. This model is new and the extra width and depth make it useful for certain things compared with the other cabinet they make. It looks very good with my other stainless steel Seville products.

I ordered two of these on-line. They both showed up with a duplicate of one large panel, and missing another require panel. Both??? Yes, both. Called Seville and they shipped out both the replacement parts, but I was left with two giant piles of parts in my garage for two weeks waiting for those replacement parts. The parts did come though, and after that I was able to assemble both units fine. There were a few small dents, and a few of the screw mounts came lose as I was assembling it, but nothing I couldn't live with. Much of the metal is thin and dents or warps easily. With hindsight I would have spent a couple hundred more and gotten a heavier duty unit I think. The units look good and serve their purpose fine though.

I ordered this cabinet online (not available in my local store) and it arrived within 7-10 days in a massive 150lb. box. It shipped from CA to my home in WI so you can imagine what it must have gone thorough en route. Something this large and heavy is bound to be awkward and suffer the consequences, but I was pleasantly surprised at how well it was all packed. Make sure to give yourself a lot of room for assembly - I would suggest a carpeted floor but if you're like me this was destined for my garage so that is where I put it together. The shipping box (when flattened) makes a nice cushion if you're working on a concrete slab - just be ready for a FULL 42 gal. trash bag of styrofoam packing pieces and a whole lot of cardboard. Most of the metal parts are nested within other parts and I have to give Seville credit for the way they packed it, but inevitably you're going to get some dinged corners here and there in a box this size and weight. I probably had a half dozen or so damaged areas and elected not to request new ones as the replacements probably wouldn't be any better. In the end it just didn't bother me that much as it was (after all) for the garage - and the corners that did get dinged up ended up hidden by the corner protector pieces. Everything is epoxy coated except the doors (which are stainless steel) and the finish seems quite durable, except in the areas where it got dinged up - there the coating just flaked off. The key lock they include for the doors is pretty wimpy - don't expect it to keep anyone out other than small children. Assembly was pretty straight forward and took a couple hours by myself. They even include a wrench, screwdriver, and a spare bag of one each of the necessary screws. All of the parts are clearly labeled and the different screws are separated in numbered bags - makes it very easy to follow the somewhat archaic instructions. After assembling the side panels and doors, it helps to have two people to screw the assembled panels together - I did it by myself with some makeshift supports but it would have been easier with an extra set of hands. Hanging the doors would also be easier with two people. The unit comes with four leveling feet which look quite sturdy, but I didn't use them. There are threaded holes on the bottom as an option to mount four casters in place of the feet (caster sets for this unit are available on the Seville Classics web site, as well as additional shelves), but they were out of stock there so I just picked up my own 5" casters with a standard 4" x 4 1/2" base plate, 300 lb. rated each. Going this route you have to provide your own bolts for the casters (I assume they would come with the ones you get from Seville), but I had to buy 16 bolts and guess at the size as everything on the unit is Metric thread. I actually brought the bottom panel with me to the hardware store so I could make sure the bolts that I bought fit before I got all the way back home. The caster bolts that fit were M8 x 35mm, coarse thread, with a flat washer and locking washer for each. All in all it's a great cabinet - plenty of storage with a weight capacity of 600 lbs. (150 lbs. per shelf) and having it on wheels makes it easy to move if you need to get behind it for cleaning, etc. Also having it up off the ground should protect it a bit from corrosion.

The other cabinets I bought had full side pieces and full front pieces. They're are on wheels and easy to manage. This one, the pieces are not full length. It takes two pieces to make a side. The screws kept breaking (the heads) and I used a screw driver. Not easily moveable to get it into place. It does hold deeper items. The shelves help to make it feel sturdy

Great cabinet lots and lots of room

Easy to assemble plenty storage space

Good Quality Cabinet but it took about two hours to assemble. Only negative.

Well built. Good quality. Reasonable price. Easy to follow instructions.

Takes longer to unbox than put together. But overall happy with it.

They send 2 of them both are damaged